The term 'Indian Tent' is used to refer to three different types of tents, all of which are traditionally used by Native American tribes. The first is a TEPEE, which is a cone-shaped tent made from animal skins or birch bark and supported by wooden poles. The second is a tipi, which is similar to a TEPEE but is usually made from canvas and has a smoke hole at the top. The third is a TEEPEE, which is a larger version of a TEPEE and is often used for ceremonial purposes. All three of these tents are still used by many Native American tribes today.